Diseño de alcantarillado sanitario y tratamiento primario de aguas residuales para el recinto San Cristóbal de la parroquia Juan Gómez Rendon

Abstract

The San Cristobal Campus Sanitary Sewerage and Wastewater Treatment System Design Project is aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, in particular, Goal 6: "Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all" is in line with the San Cristobal Campus Sanitary Sewerage and Wastewater Treatment System Design Project. This objective is to promote ethical behavior in the management of water resources and sanitation, which will enhance the well-being of the community and lead to a more environmentally and socially sustainable future. This study focuses on the comprehensive planning of a wastewater sanitation infrastructure and primary liquid effluent treatment process in the area due to the absence of adequate sanitation systems. A detailed analysis was carried out in accordance with established CPE INEN and OPS regulations, taking into account population research, topography, flow rates, Imhoff tank design and piping network. The future population was calculated using quantitative methodologies. The calculation of flow rates and network construction were largely based on the allocation of water resources per person. The design of the Imhoff tank, based on OPS standards. The study contributes to raising the level of welfare of the population while highlighting the importance of environmental planning in infrastructure development.